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03/19/18 11:20 AM

#13120 RE: powerbattles #13119

FROM MY POINT OF VIEW R/S VOTE NO. Below is my thought...

1 - R/S Vote set month away. No GUARANTEE vote get approve.

2 - Two R/S in 2017 FINRA will not PASS another R/S so soon.

3 - RNVA Corp in Delaware required shareholder approval is necessary to effectuate a stock split.
http://lawcast.com/2016/06/21/a-comparison-of-nevada-delaware-and-florida-corporate-statutes/

4 - Shareholders holding major common share they will vote NO.

5 - The CEO - The CFO - The Directors - The Employees held a large portion of the o/s they're aligned give support to the shareholder.

6 - The CEO - The CFO - The Directors - The Employees sign the agreement to except over 77 million COMMON shares (GRANT) This help to increase the odd vote NO.

7 - The r/s is the solution insurance for the remaining note due in Sep 2019. another solution is to increase the a/s.

8 - The insider know increasing a/s is their best option. No wonder they ask for more to increase a/s 3 billion instead of 2 billion.

9 - To make sure there is no further complication. The purpose as described in the attached Proxy Statement:
"and to grant authorization to our Board of Directors to determine, in its discretion, the specific ratio and timing of the reverse stock split any time before March 1, 2019, subject to the Board of Directors’ discretion to abandon such amendment;

10 - THE PRE 14A WAS PROPOSED A FEW TIMES and "FOR THE FIRST TIME ON FEB 9 2018 ON THAT DATE, THE HOLDERS ELECTED TO EXCHANGE 1,730.7 SHARES OF PREFERRED STOCK INTO COMMON STOCK.
This is something no one seems to debate or care about knowing. I really think the matter above is so important. Each person has a different opinion. Furthermore, I urge you dig deeper to see why. It will help to have a clear pic YES VOTE OR NO VOTE R/S ISSUE.

WHIP THE HORSE

03/19/18 11:26 AM

#13122 RE: powerbattles #13119

Excellent analysis, everybody should read powerbattles post.

downdraft

03/19/18 11:27 AM

#13124 RE: powerbattles #13119

Yes, and it's a very clever business plan they appear to have set in place. They knew their diagnostics business was in trouble so they shifted gears, just like any good turnaround specialist would do.

And unlike a new startup company, RNVA is already well positioned to move into the hospital space as they already have the staffing an technology to run that kind of business.

Any other startup would have to purchase or license their technology from the ground up. It gives us a huge advantage in being able to have a new hospital with revenues and profits.

Plus, we're still listed on the OTCQB as well. Many Nasdaq investors still know all about us and the right catalyst could send a huge investment stream our way, in a short period of time, imo.